Pantages Jury Threats Revealed in San Francisco Case
Documents mailed from San Francisco reveal sworn statements about juror conduct in the Pantages case. One juror admitted trying to influence votes weeks before acceptance. Statements from three women alleging coercion during deliberations detail threats to reveal jury voting and seek clemency through misused language. The court’s stance remains that clemency requests do not alter sentencing. The defendant faces continued appeal efforts after a prison term and maximum penalties were laid out.
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Beesien
San Prancisco
Hen
Alexander Pantages
San Quentin
Frison
Juivy de Surs
U S$. Webb
Steramorito
San Francisco
Pantages
Wenil
Bob Sh
Angeles
Mra Christiang U
Mra Christiang U. Ullsich
William Inclos
Lotta
Steiner
Sudee Fricke
Atelute
Canluges
Two Norrises Argue on Vote in Nebraska Primary
In Lincoln Nebraska Sept 23 a dispute arose over the Nebraska primary with George W Norris seeking an senatorial nomination and an aide to Senator Nye asking questions. The incident drew observers as Norris of Broken Bow and another Norris discussed motives behind the campaign and funding inquiries by the Senate committee.
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Lincoln
Neb
Gree W. Norrison
Krocer
Waller May Run for Tax Collector
Waller May indicates potential run for tax collector in the November general election after being named on the Republican primary ballot for Province No 1. He reveals he may pursue the tax collector post while having learned of the nomination only recently.
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Waller
Hal Waner
Banderastreet
Thecday Dhat
Provinct No
Farl
Watler
Funeral services for Andrew Vogler Pioneer
Funeral services for Andrew Vogler, 70, who died Monday, will be held Wednesday afternoon from the Muche Undertaking parlors with services at St. Joseph Catholic Church conducted by Reverend Schmetzer. Vogler, a German immigrant, settled in San Antonio after arriving from Germany. He was a member of Harmonia Lodge No. 1, Order of Mee mano Sons. He is survived by his wife Meg, son Voglerstre aons, Fred W. and Albert Vogler, and daughter Mrs Gala Motazer of Onilaa.
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Andrew Vogeler
St. Josaph's Catholic
Ruther i. Schmetzer
Vogler
Germany
America
San Antonio
Harmonia Lodge No. 1
Order of Meemano Sons
Ilex
Hie Wider
Meg
Viivalih Vorlerstre Aons
Fred W
Albert Vogler
Gala Motazer
Onilaa
School Dramatic Society Elects New Officers
The School Dramatic Society at the high school elects officers led by McGary as president. Virginia Coates and Marve Adelton are named vice president and secretary with Pelty Parron as treasurer and Elizabeth Goannhin as reporter, among others.
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Ans Ier Hie
Ese High School
McGary
Prea
Ares Virgiaia Coates
Marve Adel Tan Ron
Pelty Parron
Elizabeth Goannhin
Margaret Diarhr
Invitation to Americans to speed in Italy
An invitation circulates for American travelers to tour Italy's motorways known as the Antostrada. The message, delivered by Angel Matintli, head of the Italian state tourist department, stresses a prudent pace and proper conduct for visitors visiting Italy during Mussolini's era.
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Ttaly
Angel Matintli
Talinn State
Doctor Reports License Missing In Voxma Case
Police and city detectives investigated a noon incident in Voxma regarding a doctor who allegedly tied up a license issue. The report notes the medical arts board previously renamed but the license remains unverified as officers search for the missing credentials.
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Viner
Komeone Hadriotrn
Tnt
Lobla
Spot Lights and Local Notes From San Antonio Area
Dorothy Lathimer of San Antonio and Iselel Maritsburger of Cotulla return home after a weekend visit in the city. Katherine Tlidiz of the Naughters of the Nile will guest at the Kodak Temple No 44 in San Antonio Friday. Clifford Simmang of San Antonio heads to College Station for a term, while plans for a play and a golf tournament unfold. A infant son of Mr and Mrs Christman Tr was buried locally. Georgetown university messages and other campus moves cross the pages as area residents travel for schools and events.
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Dorothy Lathimer
San Antonio
Iselel Maritsburger
Cotulla
Zeta
Alba Bourne
Austins
Mose
New York
Katherine Tlidiz
Anyireme Nucen
the Naughters of the Nile Organization
N Kodak Temple
Seog Antonio
Army Orders Onbeersal Resrize ACALRINGTON WC
Army dispatches list officers reassigned and stationed duties at Fort Meade and other posts. Names include Ke Pacing, William A. Dante, Arnold Taf, and Robert tte Statwille Soin, noting transfers and absences due to unspecified reasons. The document references France, Paris, and University ties without detailing exact actions.
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Onbeersal
Acalrington
Beni
Follaniee Army
Gollamen
Dat
Fort Detree
A. Meade
Ranciecoi
William A. Dante
Arnald
Arnald, Taf., Fost ‘Arti
Sim
Hosanto
Wiilan
Patina
Rexna
Wlanwa Te Remeleres
Rurnpe
Paria
France
Aca
Detalles
University of Wie
Sponsin
Teebs
Mavalienarn
Robert Tte
Statwille
Soin
Roteraven
Ste Ganterhin
Ana Hari O
Genharay
Inesy W. Prior
Missing Negro From Circus Train Reported
A circus reports a Black man named Fran Sulion was aboard a train but later details were questioned. Authorities investigated this morning after initial disbelief and new information emerged.
217 Badges Given Scouts by Alamy Area Council
Scout leaders presented seventy one merit badges to San Antonio area scouts on Tuesday. Seventeen instructors, seven from the Griny Ceops, earned badges. six received service cards, three earned lone guilars, one first palm, and one third palm. A. N. Greenal assisted. Names listed include Jona Yaelng Joseph Laidhow Harry Howe Alien yer Albert Grim David Fivod Wilson Lewis and Tk Bingues Troop 4h. Steward White Rehan Clerk Jane Vo George Downer Hugh Lindsey were among the eight Eagle Scouts listed. A. A. Hintings, scoutmaster of Troop 100 at You Army, and Charles Cale assisted along with all members of the Von Orne troop.
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Teo Bondred
Neeehteen Merit Bacge
Alamy Area Cayncil
Swante
You Doy Algbi
You Qgriny Ceoops
Kayla Ecouta
Thure
A.N. Greenal
Beout
San Antoniacd
Jona Yaelng
Joseph Laidhow
Harry Howe
Alien Yer
Albert Grim
David Fivod
Wilson Lewis
T Tk Bingues
Acout MiAeles
Steward White
Rehan Clerk
Jane Vo George Downer
Hugh Lindsey
Kiveo Hagls
Aris
A. A. Hintinga
You Army
Uni bin Assistent
Charles Cale
Engle Hairpes
von Orne Tran
Certificates Solown and City Funds From Elm Street Extension
Certs of the widening and extension of Elm Street were sold in New York at 98 percent, yielding the city a check for 38,400.10 from Heller and Company. Tittmar and Company of San Antonio had offered 1 percent, stirring a dispute among Street Lominix, Paul Steffler, and Mayor Chambers. Commissioner Steffler supported the bid, but Chambers overruled it.
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Alriok Vertitie
New York
Heller and Company
Elmstret
Tittmar and Company
San Antonio
Street Lominix
Aiener
Paul Steffler
Mayor LLC
Chambers
Steffler
Maser Chambers
Loo Cu
Debating Society Elects Officers for Present Term
Elizabeth Woodlel elected president of the Philomathean Debating Club at Main Avenue High School. Adr iane Van Hoogenhuser serves as president, Marguerite Graham as secretary, Raberta Nocke as treasurer, Shirle Tannartz as parliamentarian, Catherine Corbin as historian, Margaret Sense custodian, Hedna Spero as reporter, and Margaret Oniai as sergeant at arms. Miss Gindis Qamun ix sponsor.
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Elizabeth Woodlel
Philomathean
Main Avenue High School
Adriane van Hoogenhuser
Marguerite Graham
Raberta Nocke
Shirle Tannartz
Catherine Corbin
Margaret Sense
Hedna Spero
Margaret Oniai
Gindis Qamun ix Sponsae
Elvh
Jean McDonald Heads Drackenrlige Gold Bugs Shoest Story
Jean McDonald was elected president of the Gold Bugs Shoest Story club at Drackenrlige High. Other officers include Filclse Tain as vice president Wille Rab Barr accretneys Bleaant Sehelyer treasurer Angie Pell Lovelace reporter Martha Emily iseintant trenmuine stuhs Tee Vaight forrespaniling per renty Margaret Rice UWermolar Murrey serpeant-at-arcos
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Jean McDonald
Gold Bugs
Drackenrlige
Filclse Tain
Vica
Wille Rab Barr
Theater groups stage fall lineup at local venues
A busy schedule of plays and social events fills late September and early October. The Little Theater plans Uhig Hane non and Mole preps for a fall season with readings and a directors meeting. Local clubs announce meetings, fundraisers, and dance nights at venues including the San Pedro playhouse and St. Anthony hotel, with members urged to attend.
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Little Theater
Cael Ulick
Ures Tbsnn
Phos Barele
Edna Ferber
George Kunlmann
Royal Farong
Milne
Browne
Kelly
Crale
Disraeli
Nirmin
Howard de Silver Cord
Cane
Aln Galsworthy
Anatol
Aml
Barry
Pratte
Len Nighta
British Lord and Hampshire Torpedoing Linked to Spies
German agents operating from England were blamed for torpedoing the British warship Hampshire. The loss cost Lord Kate, the ship’s commander, his life as investigators in Washington disclosed today. The Hampshire sank near the Kraken Islands on June 15, 1914, while bearing a mission to Russia.
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Hampshire
Heltain
Lord Kate
Ustiort
Ronsnac
United States
Olnires Commissan
Dinek
Mart Kingslanit
New Terby
Jenses
Crkner Islands
Russia
Boynton Murder Suspect Hearing Delayed Again
The fourth postponement of the habeas hearing for Martin Matyear on arson and related charges was announced by Judge W. S. Anthony in the Chielg district court. Prosecutors stated the hearing would proceed Saturday morning, while defense counsel J. Franklin Spear urged dismissal on procedural grounds.
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Boynton
Martin Matyear
W.os. Anthony
Accon
Habeas Corpyw
Public enemies named after Chicago crime drive
Slugs traced to gang led by Danny Stanton are linked to a prison era case in Chicago. Officials report a machine gun and revolvers used by the gang, with a suspect cited as “Dapper Danny” Stanton. Evidence includes shell fragments from a BB pistol linked to Stanton’s gang during a resort incident in Wisconsin.
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Jack
Vongstéry Tran
Tony la Danny Stanton
Chiewgy
Keown
Mings
Uber Delafield
Wisconsin
Ballistica
Volka Cotmisaloner
Alcock
Wouith
Neveptel
Oliva
Lal Autn
Wenibece O
Rein Zuta
Ppt
Balliskey
Mirrorcapes
Segs
Injunction Delayed Over County Election Case
A motion to delay an injunction restraining County Clerk Perry S. Robertson from proceeding with a Harlandote incorporation election was postponed to Wednesday morning. Judge Anthony granted a second injunction blocking the regularly appointed judge from acting and the August 9 election proceeded with a substitute judge. Thurman Barrett and two others were fined for contempt and appealed to the Texas Supreme Court.
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Tlearing
Perry S. Rohertson
Harlandote Incorporation
Daige W. S. Anthony
Attorness
Gunthee Day
She ‘Bowring
Fren
Anthons
Ura Ass
Incorporation
Iiyors
Thurman Barrettaint
Supreme Route
Austin
Five Kelly Bombers Forced Down in Rough Conditions
Five Kelly Bombers on an extended cross country flight from Kelly field were forced to land near Anatin due to unfavorable flying conditions and loose visibility. Lieutenant Monahan reported the mission to continue later when conditions improve, with planned stops at Dallas Fort Sill El Paso and Fort Sill before returning.
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Anatin
W.monshoa
Monahan
Dallas
Mus Roger
Oxins
Fort Sill
el Paro
Monahaa
Election Prompts Indoor Nets Hx-Students Activism
Saturday meeting of the focal chapter of the Uloltere of Indueteinl Nets Hx-Students' algoria tion elected officers: Huth Suvte Aniol as president Rory Dugesa first vice president Florence Roberts seraul vier president Mari Hedges secretary and Chehma Fitt treasurer. The group outlined aims including local relief work and aid for college students, with October plans. The report also notes social events, weddings, and visits by members and relatives in Brooksfield and Laredo, along with detailed wedding descriptions and receptions at the Praze hotel.
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Uoltere of Indueteinl
Stacy Huth Suvte Aniol
Rory Dugesa
Plorence Roberts
Seraul Vier
Mari
the Hedges
Chehma Fitt
Hhill Sweliare
Jon Cum
The
Elleges
QUAKER CITY QUITO LEGS DIAMOND ARRIVES AT PORT
In Philadelphia on September 23, the famed New York gangster known as Legs Diamond arrived aboard the Ironover. He was detained by police for questioning as a suspicious character and held for an hour before being allowed to leave. Diamond, flanked by New York lawyers, hinted at possible moves in Iraq as he departed the courtroom.
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Gua Stichter
New York
Wherate Iil
Herman Richter
Atlantic City
Wational Bakery Convensium
Manise Trate
Travu Orn
Tinmond
Iraq
Brackenridge Plans Museum for Students’ Work
Brackenridge High School begins a project to establish a school museum of student work. Miss Ole lie Stratton, sponsor, leads the effort with English teachers arranging exhibits of original drawings, literary and science works, and editions of books. Plans include publishing a book of top student pieces.
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Brackenridge High School
Ole Lie Stratton
Peruvian Court Orders Trial of Former Officials
Lima reports the National Sanctions tribunal orders trial of Arturo Rubid and Jrovs My Salezwr for roles in the former regime of Augusta B. Sesuin. Salazur fled to Uruguay after the revolt and now seeks refuge with the Cuban legion, a key factor in strained Peru Grugumy relations.
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Peru
Arturo Rubid
Jrovs
Salezwr
Fararee Minis
Augusta B. Sesuin
Salazur
Hia
Treak
Grugumy
Fellow Methodist Bishop Seeks Resignation Amid Turmoil
A note from Bishop Horace E. Dulose of the Methodist Episcopal Church South requests Bishop James Cannon resigns. The letter, dated August 15, was addressed to Bishop Cannon in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and circulated among church leaders.
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Nashviege
Venn
James Cuanom
Horace EH. Dulose
Methodise Episcopal Church
Dulose
Plotter
Biskun Vannon
Rho de Janeiro
Brazil
Bat
Vopica
Letters Will Urge Air Mail Usage in Southwest Effort
Aimed at boosting air mail use, letters will be sent to local editors in the Southwest under supervision of Lust Stanley, manager of the Zautt eri Air Transport. The action seeks to highlight air mail advantages and timing, with Lucas backing the effort and outlining suggested content for the letters.
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Lucas
Lucan
Lake Playground Tennis Court Project Shelved by Official
A proposed tennis court at Lake Playground is postponed as funding remains unavailable. Dark Come missioner Sarah Hubinln announced the revocation of the project, noting residents have long requested the facility, but no construction funds exist at present.
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Eodlawa
Dark Come
Sarah Hubinln
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Ter
Mtr
Feekeen
AL Present
Viatring
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